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Here's a picture of my 79 Mustang Indy Pace Car. It's mostly restored now (few little projects that still need to be done), but I drive it as much as the weather will allow. You can see more pics and info on my car at http://79indypace.stangnet.com

 

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AWWWWWW MAN, I haven't seen one of those in years. Looks as good as it did in 79.
 

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Yup, the light on the roof definitely works! It isn't permanently mounted, however, so I take it off for regular street driving (to avoid hassles with the local police). It attaches via a magnetic base, and is powered by a wiring system that routes from in behind the dash, up the front pilar (hidden) and through the headliner, exiting by the sunroof. I put it on, hook it up and plug the power into the cig lighter and away I go! I use it for shows and parade type events, but I did use it on the Bellevue Mustang Roundup 2000 Pony Trails event. :D

The car was used at a local circle track to pace the bigger events back in the late 80's and early 90's so they had to wire it to run the lights then. Eventually I plan on installing a full strobe light system that will have flashers where the driving lights currently are, in the side markers and in the tail lights. That should REALLY grab some attention at shows. ;)
 

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No, no, no, Stewart, they're called the "<b>Trollop</b> Lights"!! Some reference to their ability to attract more than their fair share of attention at shows and events I guess. My buddy Steve (Stangfan) came up with that one... the nice supportive fellow that he is. ;)
 

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Damn sweeeeeet car. That is the best looking pace car I have seen since the early 80's. Looks like you clipped the front air dam. I had that problem on my 82 GT. Also, like the wheel looks but not the expensive metric tires at the time. There are probablly a lot more choices today. Looks fantastic!!!;)
 

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Damn sweeeeeet car. That is the best looking pace car I have seen since the early 80's. Looks like you clipped the front air dam. I had that problem on my 82 GT. Also, like the wheel looks but not the expensive metric tires at the time. There are probablly a lot more choices today. Looks fantastic!!!;)
 
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